LONDON (Reuters) – Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Coveney urged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday not to introduce new post-Brexit trade laws in the coming the days that he said could undermine the peace process in Northern Ireland. Top officials from Johnson’s government have warned they might take unilateral action over the rules for goods going in and out of the British-run province, raising alarm in the European Union. Coveney said London, Dublin and Brussels could find solutions for trade problems in Northern Ireland that have incensed pro-British politicians there. “But sa…